<<I proof all my documents twice prior to release, but this is obviously not adequate.>>

For what it’s worth, no human ever gets the job done perfectly the first time. Standard editorial practice is _at least_ two passes through manuscript, ideally separated by at least one day. Most of us strive for an additional pass if we have time and energy.

To achieve accuracy and completeness, a doc review process allows authors and reviewers to work together in parallel on separate doc chunks. The review process helps ensure multiple passes. Part of the process involves tracking the whole effort in a publicly visible dashboard so we can all see how far along we are as a release bakes along toward doneness.

I have convinced as small, captive audience to give it a whirl on a tiny scale for the upcoming update release of OpenDJ.

What process are you using to ensure technical accuracy and completeness?